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Lipofuscin is the name
given to fine yellow-brown
pigment granules composed of lipid-containing
residues of
lysosomal digestion. It is
considered to be...
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storage diseases that
result from
excessive ac****ulation of
lipopigments (
lipofuscin) in the body's tissues.
These lipopigments are made up of fats and proteins...
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cells in the spot and
release of
lipofuscin bodies. The
aggregating cells would form a capsule, and the
dense lipofuscin bodies make the
protruding spot...
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aging pigment lipofuscin can be
broken down with the help of
melanin and
drugs through a
newly discovered mechanism. The
pigment lipofuscin plays a central...
- may have no
significant correlation with disease. The
brown pigment is
lipofuscin in macrophages, not melanin.[citation needed] It is most
commonly ****ociated...
- humans,
yellowish specks or
patches are
thought to be due to the
pigment lipofuscin, also
known as lipochrome. Many
animals such as canines,
domestic cats...
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exocytosis (this
generally only
occurs in macrophages), or they
become lipofuscin granules that
remain in the
cytosol indefinitely. Longer-living cells...
- is a
silver stain technique used to
detect melanin, argentaffin, and
lipofuscin in
tissue sections.
Melanin and the
other chromaffins reduce the silver...
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reflection and
absorption from the
other stromal components. Sometimes,
lipofuscin, a
yellow "wear and tear" pigment, also
enters into the
visible eye color...
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byproducts damage the
retinal cells,
fluorescent granules called lipofuscin in the
retinal pigmented epithelium of the
retina appear,
reflecting such...
